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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 10 short essay questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What bet does the author place on Big Foot's big fight?
(a) Six cents that Big Foot would lose.
(b) Twenty cents that Big Foot would lose.
(c) Ten dollars that Big Foot would win.
(d) Ten cents that Big Foot would win.

2. What is the heading on the paper Chris, Morgan's fourth son, shows the author?
(a) How to Raise Children.
(b) Pride and Prejudice.
(c) How to be a Pyrotechnicist.
(d) Crime and Punishment.

3. What does Mrs. Morgan call Mrs. Bhakcu?
(a) Dumb little woman.
(b) Thin- foot woman.
(c) Lazy woman.
(d) Chubby little woman.

4. Why doesn't Hat like Morgan?
(a) He doesn't like his sense of humor.
(b) He feels he's a fool
(c) He doesn't like that he beats his children.
(d) He feels he's a liar and overdoes everything.

5. How many children had Morgan's father had?
(a) Six.
(b) Seven.
(c) Nine.
(d) Eight.

Short Answer Questions

1. What does Mr. Bhakcu do in the evenings?

2. What is Big Foot's father?

3. Morgan is more like what than a man?

4. When did the author meet Titus Hoyt?

5. After Big Foot leaves Miguel Street what is the last thing the author hears about him?

Short Essay Questions

1. What else was Morgan besides a comedian, and what did he do all day:?

2. What does Titus do after getting his certificate?

3. What happens to Eddoes's baby and what is her name?

4. Who are Big Foot's parents, and what had hardened him as a child?

5. What does Titus do because he is not really qualified to become a teacher?

6. Why do the people of Miguel Street finally laugh at Morgan, and what happens to him then?

7. Who is Laura, and how many children does she have?

8. What makes Big Foot grow in prominence and respect on Miguel Street, and how does he lose that respect?

9. What changes Eddoes's happy disposition?

10. Describe Big Foot and why the author is frightened of him.

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